Dear the woman in the mall,
I know you won't remember me,
and I'm fine with that.
As a matter of fact,
you will never even read this.
But I would like to apologize for being disgusted.I know it's okay,
for someone to kiss the same gender as them.
I didn't know then,
but I know now.
So,
maybe I shouldn't apologize.
I was so young,
and I didn't know much of anything.Except that,
when I finished drinking my moms cup of Pepsi.
That I didn't like soda,
and I will never drink it again
Which to this day,
I still don't.But I know deep down in my core.
If I don't spill my emotions on paper.
It would eat at me and imbed in my mind.I still think about it,
every now and then.
You probably won't even remember this at all.
But before I end this.
I would like to say,
that wherever you ended up.
I hope you're happy,
and that you found peace.Sincerely,
the little girl who no one understood.
YOU ARE READING
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PoetryThis is book of poetry of letters for all those people who influenced me to learn that I was apart of lgbt community or even just helped me learned more about myself. Although I never got the chance to say thank you. This is for the #unlimitedpride...